The Bluetones, the iconic British indie rock band from West London, have officially announced their return with a new EP, their first release since 2010 Continue reading The Bluetones Make Their Comeback After A 14-Year Hiatus
Arliston’s new single “Vertical” is a sonic exploration of the human condition. Continue reading Arliston’s Intimate and Expansive “Vertical”
Swedish indie-rock trio Frank Follows release “Hey!”, representing a significant evolution in the band’s sound. Continue reading Frank Follows Continue Meteoric Rise with “Hey!”
The Formalist’s latest single, “A = N,” is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of memory and nostalgia that resonates deeply with listeners. From the moment the track begins, it transports you to another time and place, weaving together elements of retrofuturistic noir-ballad with modern electronic beats. The result is a mesmerizing sonic landscape that feels both familiar and entirely new. Erik Laroi’s ethereal vocals float effortlessly … Continue reading The Formalist pen a glowing ode to memory and melancholy in ‘A=N’
Genevieve Miles’ single “Beer In The Fridge” carries a soft and soothing vocal delivery, setting the stage for a dreamy pop-meets-folk narrative that navigates the balance of tenuousness and optimism in fresh romance. Continue reading Genevieve Miles makes her mark with arresting new single “Beer In The Fridge”
Common Goldfish’s latest single, “Tottenham Ritzy”, is a vibrant throwback to the golden days of rave culture in London. The track captures the infectious energy and euphoria that defined the music scene of the ’80s and ’90s. Producer Jonty Lovell, under the moniker Common Goldfish, pays homage to the iconic Tottenham Ritzy nightclub, once at the heart of North London’s music scene. The music video, … Continue reading Common Goldfish’s “Tottenham Ritzy” is a nostalgic ode to London’s rave culture & a call to preserve music venues
Litvar emerges as a refreshing reminder that authenticity and relatability are qualities that never go out of style. Continue reading Litvar navigate the maze of emotion through genre-bending soundscapes in Eloquently Aimless LP
Sal Weston’s debut album, ‘Miraculous Weekend,’ is a musical gem that bridges the gap between the past and the present. Hailing from Boston and gaining momentum on the indie scene, Weston’s unique style stands out. His dreamy sound, characterized by enchanting melodies, carefully layered guitar, smooth synths, and rhythmic allure, encapsulates a refreshing blend of retro and contemporary pop. With singles like “Tragedy” and “Summertime … Continue reading Nostalgic Vibes and Captivating Melodies: Sal Weston’s Debut album ‘Miraculous Weekend’
London-based band The Horn strikes a captivating chord with their latest single “Too Many Moments,” igniting a jangly soundscape that seamlessly evolves into a synth-laden chorus of irresistible allure. Fresh off the triumph of their previous hit “Another Way,” which garnered over 100k Spotify streams, The Horn further solidifies their ascent with “Too Many Moments.” The track adeptly encapsulates the relentless pressures of daily life … Continue reading Ahead of Tour with Scouting For Girls, “Too Many Moments” Signals a Thrilling Live Experience
Samuel Blaney’s debut single “Ember” is a stunning introduction to the world of this talented indie folk artist from the picturesque West of Ireland. With a profound connection to nature, Blaney weaves the beauty of the natural world into his music, creating a captivating and emotive sonic experience. Recorded at dawn, “Ember” exudes a sense of tranquil intimacy, as if the listener is being invited … Continue reading Nature’s Embrace: Samuel Blaney’s Enchanting Debut “Ember”
Daniyal Shah’s debut single ‘What Makes You, You’ captivates listeners with its masterful blend of dark and light elements. Drawing from his background as a Musicologist and infusing his own unique style, Shah creates a musical experience that transcends genres. The minimal and light instrumentation sets the stage for Shah’s introspective lyrics, which delve into the profound concept of duality in life. The song’s contemplative … Continue reading ‘What Makes You, You’ is a captivating blend of dark and light by Daniyal Shah
CURSE OF LONO, the UK-based artist, delivers a haunting and emotionally charged experience with their latest single and music video, “Krieger.” The song pays tribute to Heinrich Schwarz, a German Jew and war hero, whose life was tragically cut short by the rise of the Nazi regime. “Krieger” showcases CURSE OF LONO’s signature hazy melodies, accompanied by Felix Bechtolsheimer’s soothing vocals that effortlessly draw listeners … Continue reading CURSE OF LONO’s “Krieger” is a must-listen experience
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